Allergen Detector
Lingyao Meng · github.com
Allergen Detector lets ChatGPT check whether a product is safe for the people you shop for. Paste or describe an ingredient list and say who has which allergies, and it tells you who is affected, by which ingredient, and why.
How to install Allergen Detector in ChatGPT
- Open the official listing for Allergen Detector in the ChatGPT workspace you want to use.
- Choose Install plugin if available. Follow any connection steps for the apps listed on the page.
- Open a new conversation on a supported ChatGPT surface. Select Allergen Detector from the plugin options or mention it by name.
How to use Allergen Detector
Check the marketplace listing or publisher’s documentation for supported actions and examples.
Ranking history
Browse the order shown in the public ChatGPT Plugins directory on each capture date. Popular is a curated collection. OpenAI does not publish install or usage counts here.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Install plugin missing?
Check your account, workspace, plan and region. If the listing says Desktop only, open it in the ChatGPT desktop app.
About
It catches allergens hidden under other names: "arachis oil" is peanut, "sodium caseinate" is milk, and "Prunus amygdalus dulcis" in a moisturizer is almond. A "free from" claim on a label never hides a real ingredient. It covers 51 food and cosmetic allergens, including fragrance, nickel and preservatives like formaldehyde releasers, and over 1,000 label names. Read-only and stateless: no account, and nothing about you, your allergies or your products is stored. Results are informational, not medical advice.
Capabilities
- Read